Vancouver Police are investigating what they’re calling a unique situation of what appears to be a driver who overdosed at the wheel.  Staff Sergeant Randy Fincham says this is the first time he’s seen anything like this.

A video of adopted twin sisters separated at birth who meet each other for the first time on live TV has gone viral.

The government has called tenders for preliminary work on the replacement for the Massey tunnel.  Basically clearing land and piling heavy dirt atop the underlying soft soils for purposes of compressing it down for eventual construction – called preloading.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Is the "Pay to Play" model in politics here to stay?  Why aren't more Canadian voters outraged that big business & wealthy individuals have better access to their elected officials because of their monetary means.

Guest: Dermod Travis - executive director of IntegrityBC

Democracy Watch’s court challenge of B.C. Conflict of Interest Commissioner’s ruling on Premier Clark’s high-priced, exclusive fundraising events.

Guest: Duff Conacher - Co-founder of Democracy Watch

UBC has a new Free Speech Club...who are meeting opposition every step of the way. Other’s say they are too controversial but the group says they are intentionally provocative to practice the free speech we seem to be losing in our modern, overly-politically correct society.

Guest: Cooper Asp, President of the UBC Free Speech Club

Ria Renouf is here to talk all things movies!

A man wakes up in a coffin and an iceberg as big as Delaware makes the Odds & Ends.

Topics on the Show:

-UBC has a new Free Speech Club...who are meeting opposition every step of the way.

-Democracy Watch’s court challenge of B.C. Conflict of Interest Commissioner’s ruling on Premier Clark’s high-priced, exclusive fundraising events.

-Imagine waking up in a coffin at your own funeral

Premier Christy Clark has announced the Trans Mountain Pipleine Expansion has met all five of her conditions for approval – giving the project her blessing.  The announcement came in a media availability this afternoon, shortly after the province said it had granted the project an environmental certificate.  Clark says approval of the project was always a federal decision, with the province’s role to ensure B.C. is protected and gets the best deal possible.